Ryan Fitzpatrick

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About Ryan Fitzpatrick

Dedicated, results-oriented executive level construction and real-estate development professional with over 20 years of proven leadership experience, having successfully delivered projects totaling over 8 million square feet with values exceeding $1 billion in 13 states. Driven by a passion for collaborative problem solving and utilizing strengths in organization and communication, seeks innovative solutions in leading teams and executing challenges. Construction project types include: Multi-Family Residential Units | Class A Office Buildings | Restaurants | Tenant Improvements | Healthcare Facilities | Manufacturing Facilities | Higher Educational Projects Specializations include: Virtual Design & Construction (3D Clash Detection)| Preconstruction | Land Development & Entitlement | Construction Management | Program Management | CPM Scheduling | Design Build | Owners Representation | Sustainability Specialties: 2023 AGC BIM-CM Education Program 2021 AZ Statues & Rules General Contractor Accreditation (Arizona Registrar of Contractors) 2020 National Commercial Builder Contractor Accreditation (NASCLA Accredited Exam – IBC 2019) 2019 Procore Certifications (PM, Super, Admin) 2016 OSHA-30 Certification 2011-2015 “SAVE THE BUSH STADIUM SEATS!” People for Urban Progress | Indianapolis, IN 2010 Byron Fellowship Fellow 2009 LEED-AP New Construction Fellow 2005 Purdue University - Building Construction Management Letters of Recommendation: Available upon request My mission is to inspire a more responsibly driven world through leadership, innovation, and resourceful ideas. I enjoy leading and strategizing with collaborative teams seeking to creatively repurpose abandoned structures and lost landmarks into thriving destinations. Designing buildings that grow right up from the ground, covered in earth, flowing with spirit. Living Buildings and Communities that provoke continually evolving designs that exceed human engineering limitation."Don’t ask yourself what the world needs; ask yourself what makes you come alive, and then go and do that. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive." Howard Thurman